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? Mr. J. Rlon McKtsslck of Greenville. has tendered his resignation as code commissioner, explaining that he finds It necessury to give up the place because of the demands of his duties as editor of the Greenville News AT THE CHURCHES t-flAKLoTTK STltKKT BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 00 o'clock. FIRST BAPTIST Prayer meeting Wednesday evening T mi o'clock. Special Notices. Preaching at Shady Grove. Yh? re will he prcachiliK at Shady Jrove next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Hcv. Klzie My is. 1' Card of Thanka. I take this method of aeknowh dicing rn> ?l?-<-|a gratitude to neighbors and friends on account of their very gr? at kindness to me and mine in runncction with th?- illnes-s, death and tiurial of my wife. W. T < cites. Tirxah. January 7. 1S1V It Card of Thanka. In half of his mother, and brothers and sisters and myself. I d? sire to thank neiKhbnrs, friends and aci|Uaintanct'M for their kindness to me and mine in connection with the death and hurial of my son. William Ihtf I'astles. .May you all. in tune of need, expert, ence the same practii al sympathy and assistance. I*. II Casths. Filbert. Jan. 7, la 18. It* Card of Thanka. We would fe? I ourselves Convicted of most unworthy ingratitude if we should fail to thank our neighhorsand fri?-nds for their many acts of kindness, helpfulness and sympathy shown us through the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. A. It Itevcls. 'I'le ir thoughtful expressions of sincere sympathy did much to comfort those who sorrowed at the death of tin- lo\ril one. Hy all those minus we v. ere <!? i?l v toueln. il and in behalf of the i|i iI'iiM I. our families ami ourselves we wish to offer our most In artfelt thanks May the ri'h'st hhssiuK of heaven he la-stowed on aeh of you. Mrs. A. It. Keve|s ami children. Our Clubmakers. .Miss Nellie Allison Tirzah Mis. J. II Adauut No. 2 Clover Miss Dell Ahxumlet Yotkville It. A. IklllH lt itol k Hill J. 11. IhKiiam Sharon J. \Y. I'.ankle ad Dowryvillei Miss Lotin 1 :arites liuthriesvillc W. A. I turret! Clover \V. D. I lunkhead No. 1 Sharon Mrs. S. U lilair . No. 1 Sharon 1>. It. Iteriy Kbenezer Miss Nannie Itainett Yorkville ?Miss Maukie iiolin ..No. 2. YorKtille Mrs. I. I*. ISoyd No. 7 Yotkville (."laud limns No. I Yoikville James liiuu-r No. 4 Clover A. It. Clark No. 1 Yorkville Miss Margaret Clark .. No. I Yorkville Mrs. it. A. Carroll Yorkville Jtebeeea Carroll No. 1 Sharon JV. II. Crunk Kurt Mill Irs. 1* L Itowdle . ...Itullock's Creek lliss Kthel Iteas No. .{, Clovet jS. CJ. Dixon. ij> e.) ....No. 2 Yorkville It v i im.i ii. \o. Itocii ll.il fi. M. lm-kson No. H Yorkville. tobt. Lavidson No. a Yorkville Shield 1 licks*in Yorkville Jl'iuak Lfcignall Hickory Grove 3(1 rs. .M. C. I inulaj< Rock Hill lliss Annie Ferguson Filbert L K Kurd No. 4 Clover I'- U. Ferguson Yorkville V'. O. Glovei No. N, Yorkville J. S. Glasscock No. 1. Catawba. Am M. Grist Yorkville CTkio Grant Yorkville Miss Blanche Glenn Clover Mik 3L 11. Harper .... No. 8 Yorkville _^_^l^hB?Ll;li:hintioo ... ... > Rock MIL ^ aTTssTBessie"Howell. "* 7^^W*rove I*. I>. Hopper Clover T. J Hopper No. 6 Yorkville Miss Mary Huey No. 5 Rock Hill \V. F. Jackson No. 7 Yorkville Mrs. Frank M. Jackson ..No. 3 Clover Miss Uelia Jenkins .... No. 1 Sharon Miss Laura Jenkins Yorkville Miss Mary Jackson Newport. Mrs. \V. \V. Jackson . . No. t> Yorkville Mrs. C. L. Kennedy Sharon G. \V. Knox Clover 1!. It. laivo No. k, Yorkville W. S. 1/csshe Lesslie J. Stanhope lxivc Yorkville Hurry Miller No. C Yorkville J. J. MeSwain Yorkville Geo. A. McCarter No. 4 Clover Miss Sallie McConnell. McConnellsviile J. M. Mitchell No. 1 Yorkville Miss Mary McFarland . .. No. 4 Yorkville Miss Gri/./.ie Mullinax. No. 3 King's Creek Mrs. J. A. Moloney .... No. 2 Sharon Miss Marie Moore .... No. 3 Yorkville Joseph It. Moss No. 3. Yorkville J. B. Matthews No. 4 Rock Hill Mrs. T. C. McKnight .. No. 2 Sharon Mrs. J. It. Mickle ... McConnellsviile W. A. Nichols No. 2 Smyrna L. G. Nuun Rock Hill Rrice Nell No. 5 Yorkville Mrs. K. F. Gates .... No. 2 Yorkville Eugene 1'oplin Filbert Lee I'ursley No. 4 Clover Mrs. J. S. IMaxco No. 1 Sharon 8. C. I'ursley No. 1 Yorkville Brlce Qutnn Smyrna Uk Miss Mamie Roberts Y'orkville ~ Mrs. T. H. Riddle No. 2 Clover Mrs. \V. R. Robinson. .No. ?. Yorkville Miss Made Ramsey. No. 2 Hickory Grove J. F. A. Smith No. 1 Yorkville H. J. Sherer Sharon Julia Sherer Yorkville Willie Sherer No 1 Sharon Hugh Sherer No. 1 Sharon J. A Shillinglnw No. 2 Sharon J. I*. Siffdrd Clover Mrs. John M. Smith Clover Jepthn Smith No. 4 Yorkville J. R. Shillinglnw .... No. 7 Y'orkville J. K. Scoggina Rock Hill Miss ttrace Smarr .... Hickory Grove Rulph Stroup Smyrna Miss Kdila Thomas . No. 1 Rock Hill R. J. Williams No. 4 Clover U. W. Whiteside Sharon Miss M.ipgie Wood mu<ci Vernle Watson Hickory Grove Jeff D. whitesides, No. 2 Hickory ... I Grove W. M. WwlliU'c No. 1, Smyrna W. W. \K*yatt Smyrna A. C. White King's Greek Quay Whitesides Filbert J. A. Williford No. 2. Itoek Hill Miss Lizzie Wood No. 3. Glover Miss Louise Youngblood. No. 2 YorkviUe Mrs. T. I'. YouiiKblood No. 6 York villi OBITUARY DIKII?In Golumbla on January *. Dr. ROBERT L. MOORE, formerly of McConncllsvtlle, aged 44 years. He Ib survived by his widow and three children. In Rock Hill, on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. F. SADLER LOVE, aged 40 years. He Is survived by his widow and one child, and also by two sisters. Misses Li I lie and Mary Love, of Rock Hill. FOR SALE TWO good MULES, suitable for farm work. See roc at my residence, King's Mountain street. ; / Jan. 4-2 f.t.St Miss RACHEL QUINN* . FOR SALE 1T7?IVE-year-old home-raised Mare. JT gentle and a good worker. Address Xo. 3 Rock Hill. Jan 1.?1 4t JOS. A. HOWE. ~ FOR SALE fTl HE Ewart house on Wright aveX nue and the \V. R. Carroll Hurt house on Lincoln street. Apply to 100 tf J. S. "BRICE. Attorney. WAJfTED AT ONCE T17HITE Shucked CORN, in Ear. at L . V? 11.30, and Shelled at $1.46. De?: , liver at Warehouse in rear of poatoff Re*. Phone 195. PUTXAMJA HUET. j| Jan. $-3 St Tork. 8. C. FOR SALE T FIXE Milk Cow. Address me No. / 1 Yorkville. J. M MITCHELL * t. 2t. h rr FOR RENT g< / i ii i|? two-horse farm. Si miles ci vJT from York on Chester road. Rent SO'; lbs to plow. L't W. S. WILLIS, York. S. C. J THIRTY BUSHELS \YJ HIl'I'O" 'KWILL i'KAS wanted If j>ri< < by mail or see me. y l/l XX WALLACE. York. S. C. J..11 1 I. t.f. WANTED II ft I' K'MtY l<?Ks. Highest prices | i 1 paid. S? iid for price list and >P?' iiii-atioiis. ; TilE 1VKY MFC. CO.. Hickory. N. C. i Ji?n 1- .tf. WAfiLl' HM'KoftV UI/JC'KS and Split Hickory Billets. Write for price# .and oilier information. HHKoItY HANDLE & MFG. CO., I jan.4- _t >>t Conover, N. C. ^ MONEY TO LOAN l^iltST mortgage on approved Real ti A l-.a a*e. amount of loan not to ex- jt <- <->] j.cj- <(.nt of value. TH??S. K. MoDOW. Jan 1 1 t.f. lit. WANTED OLD False Teeth; don't matter if broken. I pay 12 to SIS per set. .- end l>y parcel post and receive check by return mail. F. TKUL, 403 N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, MO. !?s tf. lOt. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Z County of York. w I.N I'll K I'llOUATE COIKT W By L It. Williams. 1'robate Judge tvi Yoi k County. ^ UT II Kit HAS. .1. T. SMITH has a;>pli. d to me for letters of Ad- P ministration, on all and singular, the '' goods ami chattels, rights and cred- w its of D. J. SMITH, late of the I'oun- ' t> aforesaid, deceased. 'I hose are, iheretore, to cite and ad- b moiush all and singular the kiudreu a and creditors of the said deceased, to and appear before me at our next O Blob.lie I null for the said County, to 01 pe liolden at York Court House on the S: I 7th DAY OF J A NLA BY. 1!HS to '? show cause, if any, why the said ad- ' minis:ration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this a j'.dh day of December, in the year T f our Ixird one thousand nine hundred and seventeen and in the I L'nd year of American Indcpend nee. I . ,S< aI I L. It. WILLIAMS. j Probate Judge of York County. B ... i i t. 2t I STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of York. OM'ItT OK COMMON TI.EA8 It I. Wilkerson, Individually, and as Administrator of (It'oritc A. Wilkerson. Deceased. Plaintiff, against Susan M Hoke. Lizzie Hell. Sarah Kn>11 ia Adams, Wade Hampton Dickson. William Smith Dickson, Newion l-Mward Dickson, Edna Irene Dickson. Howard l?indrus Dickson, Annie Alma Dickson, Charles Martin Dickson, Mary Jane Dickson, Hessie Kula Jackson. Sarah G. Wilkcrson. At mar Adcock, Hugh J. Wilkerson. Tabltha M. Browning, 1-tura K. Webb, Charles W. Wllkerson, Forrest It. Wilkerson. Grady (?. Wilkerson, Sarah M. Wilkerson and Maggie I'. Webb. Defendants. ?Summons for Relief?(Complaint Served). T<> the Defendants Above-Named: Vr or are hereby Summoned and X required to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his ollice in Vorkj South Carina, within twenty plays alter the service hereof, exclusive I of the day of such service; and if you | fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the pluintilT in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated January 7th, A. D., 1U1S. THOS. F. McDOW. Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Absent Defendants: Hugh J. Wilkerson, Tabitha M. Drown Inc. Izuira E. Webb. Maggie P. Webb. Charles W. Wilkerson. Forrest It. Wilkerson, Grady O. Wilkerson, I.issue Hell, Sarah G. Wilkerson; Please Take Notice that the Sum- ~ motis and Complaint in the above enti- _ tied action is this day filed in the olBcc 1 uf the Clerk of the Court of Common * 'has for York County, South Carolina. THOS. F. McDOW. y Plaintiff's Attorney. n January 7th. lids. Jan.8-3 t 3t y . a nnuri a e s [/1/l/UL/lJ JflUtd ii WHEN vor HL'Y THE m W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES J FOR MEN. YOU CAN BUY THEM WITH THE FULL ASSURANCE THAT YOU ARE BUYING AS MUCH SHOE !! VALUE?WEARING QUALITY? L AS IT IS POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO BUY AT THE PRIOR WE SELL THE DOUGLAS LINE OF SHOES. WE KNOW F THEY ARE GOOD. BECAUSE ,u OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US ts THAT DOUGLAS SHOES GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE. WEAR DOUGLAS SHOES FOR LASTING SERVICE. McCONNELL'S I <8 Cheapest Stor# In South Carolina. ^ s NOW. VERY SHORTLY? J YOU WILL BE needing to start g your "farm work, and you'll probably ? need more stock?either MULES or f HORSES. When you are ready to buy % we are ready to sell. We keep a good S lot of Mules and Horses at our barn 4 at all times and during the past sever- 4 ral weeks have received several hun- 4 dred head. See us for your needs. *1 JAMES BROS. t All the Year Livestock Dealers J M iv ciintoii H. L Clinton | CLINTON BROS., Cash Grocery j Special Prices ] For a few days we will make espe- b clally attractive prices on 4 Grape Fraits J California Evaporated Pcaofces, . Canned Corn, Tomatoes, * Campbell's Soaps, Plmientos, Pink Beans, Mountain Mixed Beans, Mary Jane Karo and Home j Made Syrups, 4 Mayonnaise and Salad Dremtnt, J Swift's Hams. 4 Phone Na il for Quick Service. 1 CLINTON BROTHERS a O DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. \LL persons Indebted to the estate ! of R. H. DOBSOX, deceased, are J ereby notified to make payment to le at once and persons having claims gainst said estate are advised to pre* ml the same to me, duly authentiited within the time prescribed by iw. ' J. W. D< iBSON, Administrator, an 1 ? 1 t. 3t. FARM WORK Are You ready for it'.' Have you all to Mule Millinery that you will need? f not. see US for your needs. See us )r? BACK BANDS. TRACE CHAINS. SINGLETREES, BLOW SHAPES. PLOW STOCKS. TURN PLOWS, CLEVISES. BOLTS. PLOW POINTS, nd the dozens of'other articles of 'arm Hurdware that you'll need. Get i lese things Now?before you need TL,.. ..,...*11 -..n.lf u.Vw.n tVia I me comes?when lost time means' >st dollars. See US. York Hardware Co. Phone IAS Phone 153 FLOUR ') BE SURE we know that there has een an advance in Flour prices. But e have just received Fifty barrels of IOTHER'S CHOICE, and eun and ill interest YOU IN PRICES. If you xpect to eat "white bread" it is up to ??U to act quick. UNDERWEAR 'or Men. Boys and Ladies and Ohilren. Lay in your supply NOW. It ill keep and prices are sure to be igher later on. HOSIERY?If you wear Hosiery see S. We can please you in the iiuality rid please you in the price NOW. SHOES FOR ALL ur Shoe stock is large, varied and omplete. We can tit your feet and itisf.v you In the quality. We breve we can interest you in PRICES, ome and let us have a try at YOU. We will be on our job during 15?1K. nd want to SERVE YOU. I. W. WHITESIDES & CO. SHARON - - S. C. For Your Good THESE < 'OLD, DAMP. WINE BE PROPERLY AND WARMLY< AS TOP CLOTHES. IT IS POOR AL??N<; THESE DAYS WHEN A OUR UNDERWEAR WOULD K PORTABLE?IT IS CHEAP HE CDMFi iRTABLE UNDERWEAR. STROI P CARRIES A ROOD >IEN. WOMEN AND ROYS?SOY FOR MEN?WE HAVE BOTH AND UNION SUITS. SEPAI $1.25, $1.50. UNION SUITS Did You ever wear a UNION to tell you that a Union Suit most comfortable undergarmei on. It has all of the good ft with none of the hail feature LADIES' UXDHIt WKAIt?Separat Union Suits at SI.25. HOYS' I'MON SUITS?$1.00 tile } SUITS?We have Just receive children's wear. " ? StlOI When you are ready to buy SHOE for Men. ladles. Hoys, Girls, the BEST place to buy is at i Shoes as we had a fi w weeks supply any reasonable.demand Your Quality and Your I'riee We also have a limited supply ol want a pair you had better n: J. M. SI Playing Safe YOU PLAY SAFE when you buy our Groceries at this Store. We soil othing but the BEST in quality, and ou will usually find that our prices re slightly lower than the prices you re quoted elsewhere. We are satised with short profits. Try US. Ol lt GHOCKKY LINK . deludes praetleally everything to be >und In a First Class Fancy and Famy Grocery and a few things besides, 'or instance we carry a line of TIN AND ENAMKLl) WAKE deluding Buckets. Cups. Cooking tensils, etc. FRl'ITS We also try to carry a good line uf rni?Q?oranees. Anules. Bananas, as rex into ocr christmas j financial education you ^ 10 cexts, 5 cents, 2 cents ? their deposit the sa3ie Pays $127 50 t Pays 63 75 Pays 25 50 t Pays 12 75 ? tth the largest payment | payments each reek. | 'jL are welcome 2 AL BANK, t?fc, s. c. j eU as various kinds of Green Vegeihles, when we can get them. GIVE OUR SERVICE A TRIAL. SHERER & QUINN PJWnWNWlPWVNVINIIimJNVIH llli I ! Come in, get Bank Bool end put vour Childrc: [ m ineClub PUTTING VOIR CHILD1 I ntVKlNfi CLUR IS TIIE BEST I CAN* GIVE THEM. THEY CAN START WITH f OR 1 CENT AND INCREASE [ AMOUNT EACH WEEK. I In 50 Weeks ! 10 Cent Club ] ! 5 Cent Club ] * 2 Cent Club 1 1 Cent Club J I OR, THEY CAN BEGIN W !> FIRST AND DECREASE THEIR NO CHARGE TO JOIN?A] The FIRST NATION L ? -- -- - _ LONG TERM FARM MORTGAGE LOANS INTEREST: SPECIAL RATE, 6 per cent, depending on conditions as to amount and credit period anJ annual installments offered, and as to borrower's urgency in having loan closed. ORDINARY RATE: 7 per cent on a yuick 5 to lu year loan not under $300.00. For particulars, apply to c. E. SPENCER. Attorney. WANTED WE WANT TO BUY Corn. Fodder. IVms, Cane Scttl. The L". S. Government has taken hold of the wheat and Hour situation. There will be no more of the best Flour such as Bon-Ton, Melrose and Piedmont made for some time. We had a few barrels of BON-TON and PIKDM? >NT on hands, and will be glad to lot those who want this grade of Flour have it while it lasts. We have a good supply of PEGGY on hands and expect WHITE HOUSE this week. There has been ar advance in the price of Flour, but we are in position to make you a VERY CLOSE PRICE. IK) NOT FORGET THAT We are making a specially low price on Nails in quantity to merchants and contractors. We have a barrel of the Best New Orleans Molasses. YORK SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail. PRESCRIPTIONS NOT FOR A SECOND would we intimate that we want any of our customers to be sick?we don't. We are hoping you will enjoy a year of good health; BUT? we do get sick, and we must call in our iamny pnysuiuii aim when the physician comes he will very likely give a Prescription, and this is where we come in. You want to feel sure that YOUR Prescription is exactly right in its compounding and that its ingredients are of Perfectly Hood Quality and Strength. We assure you that we give special attention to Prescription work, use only the highest quality of Drugs and every Prescription we compound is as Your Physician wants it to be. Let the CLOVER DRUG STORE do your Prescription work. Prices reasonable. Mail orders filled promptly. Clover Drug Store It. L. \VYLIE, Proprietor. Our Motto;?QUALITY?SERVICE Health's Sake >Y DAYS DEMAND THAT YOU LAD?UNDERWEAR AS WELL ECONOMY TO GO SHIVERING , FEW DOLLARS' WORTH OF EBP YOU WARM AND COMALTH INSURANCE TO WEAR i ivi.' nr rvnviiui'xii IY?lt IE COTTON" AM) SOME WOOL. THE SEPARATE GARMENTS {ATE GARMENTS AT 75 CTS., AT SI.25. $2.00. Sl'lT? No. Well, ve Just want of Underwear is Just about the lit that a man or woman ever put atures of the Separate Garment, s. Try a Suit. e Garments at 50 CTS., 75 CTS.; iUit. d a shipment of E-Z SUITS for ar ' " S for either Dress or Work wear, or Children. Just remember that TROUP'S. We haven't as many ago, but we have quite enough to I. We have your Size, your Style, in either Pine or Heavy Shoes, r RUBBER BOOTS. But if you love quick. rROUP First National Bank SlOiltiN, - S. C. ? Member Bed oral Reserve System ? SAVINGS? NEVER in all the history of America has it been so necessary as NOW to practice economy and SAVING. The BEST place to start teaching the Saving Habit is with the children? they will keep it up through life, once they get the idea fully grounded; but grown folks need to learn something of the good qualities of the SAVING HABIT also. This Bank conducts a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. We want the Savings Account of your children, and we want YOUR Savings Account. Start TODAY. You'll be surprised how fast your Savings GROW. W There never was a safer investment tluui a Liberty Bond. Put a part of your surplus funds In a Liberty Bond. See us for the Bond You feci that you can carry. Do it Today. | vS. I > AKTN KS!v Cashier. THISUTTLEONE j[ JOINED OUK CHRISTMAS i BANKING I CLUB I with only : k2s I Tfifh and t fM next Xmas | mi will have, | iiiuuiii^iitttttMiaiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuutt II "Why | Owi 1 CASH PRIZES I THE BEST L | First Pri I Second ] j Third Pr | Following ( I of a few days: 1 'he Contestai | Writing Conti 1 them carefully | REMEMBER~Ify i stand a chance c I prizes offered by | man to the Prize I you may win as = wnrth working f( E " " " " ? o - I SYLEECA = WEST WHITE STF h iiiiiTiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii BLANK BOOKS For TODAY You will probably open New Sec Us for the Blank Books you will ne Cash Hooks. Journals, Record Hooks, Mi etc. We have a good stock of these and w J. E. Brison, Prop. CITY PHAR "TIIE SF.lt VICE DltL'G S Carload of Furniture It has been on the road for some- SUCC time, but Our Car of FURNITURE and on did arrive last week, and I am now inscribe showing many new things in House tion to Furnishings, including? patrona BEDROOM SUITS. BE1>STEADS, patrona BUREAUS, HATRACKS, WASHSTANDS. SETTEES, ROCKERS. GO I'HtAIRS, ETC. FA You'll lind our prices Real Interesting. Just come and see. t SHOES ' 80 satis continui Before buying Shoes for yourself old cusi or any one of your family, come in ones, and let me show you what I have to ... offer In quality and price. OIK 11 Arc c WALTER G.HAYES Happy i Furniture, Family, Fancy Groceries .-Lilt SHARON, S. C. B 40 CENTS FOR EGGS \V K J WANT all the EGGS I can get at ,J S A 4 0 ?,cni? a Dozen. ^ye a DORSETT'S RESTAURANT. fcee u. R. D. Dorsett,'Proprietor. w t 3YORKVILLE C0TT( YORK - - - S. MEALS AND HULLS FOR CASH, OR IN ] GINNERY IN OPERATION EVERY WE MONTH Of JANUARY. BOTH WHEAT AND CORN MILLS AT 1 PUBLIC. SATISFACTION GUAR/ SECOND HAND WE WANT TO BUY RIGHT NOW FOR C GOOD SOUND MEAL BACI GOOD SOUND HULL SACK GOOD SOUND PURINA SA ALL GOOD SOUND SACKS THAT WILL OB OYER. NO OBJECTION TO PATCHING. PROVD LY AND SECURELY. Yc rkville Cotton 0 V.>r TELEPHONE NO. IIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIII Every Family a Its Own H ; for ? FTTFRS """"" Wri i All t ze - $20.00 ??' try So to ent Prize 10.00 worth ize - 5.00 Ll'MB sent a thlM I three offered )ur announcement ago, we are giving A11 its in the Letter final est the Rules. Read readyr and get busy. -1. o lie i above ou win First Prize you >f winning one of the wmt, The American LumberWinners--in other words 750 wc much as $70.00 Is this liKGI? )r? U MANUFACK tEET UMBER AND BUILDING MATEl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii p , EAT AT J( isiness reople ' | When You are In tow P.AT lint r<?m?>mhpr J Books for your business. ! can fUrnl'..i you with ed?Ledgers, Day Books, want and cooked the wa and you 11 find that my anoranilums, Inks, Pens, as reasonable as can bi e'ru unMou, .o uervo you. MACY Clover, S. C. fruits 5TORE" Also remember, plcasi a complete line of FRU1 ?qualities, all the time. i have cam Of many kinds that wl * I1PUJ I r llimm If you want high grad dies, I have them. If y Candies, I have them, t< BEDS Its older brother, 1917, See me for Nuts, Ch Its very tlrst page we wish to Soft Drinks, Cigars, Cigt our Thanks and Apprecla- cos. Smoking and Chewl Customers and Friends for the ge given us during the year YorkVllle Cfllld^ We have tried to merit this ge by giving "?"> DK.MAb. OD SERVICE. IR TREATMENT. pn/V/tpr 3HT PRICES GROCElI ruat that our service has been [factory that we may merit a fvpr v pttqtvfq.q many new . tomers and that of many nea q{ MrvlnR ^ Cuj|ton VERY BEST In Grocei EST WISHES? ^at are right in quality son, and right in price extended to all mankind for a can't And what You w and Prosperous New Year. you will probably find it scrve You this year. USON& YOUNGBLOOD CANDrES_ dawv n, nrraiTAM Besides a full line rown * beckham CANDIES" we also car si II OWEXSBORO Wagons, assortment of Lowney's < 1 have a foil lino of BUGOrES, Bonbons, in Bulk. It c 1SS, WHIPS, Etc. this way and the price lso have a few Second-hand considerably less than 1 and Mules that we want to sell, for the boxed candies 9 for what you need on wheels. Candies are Just as goo BROWN & BECKHAM. w E. FERG fSSSSSSSSS )N OIL CO. I "Thot c ? mui EXCHANGE FOR SEED. Spend ?K DAY DURING THE gencn nation THE SERVICE OF THE 1NTEED. A AOOOCN rrvs corn SACKS < -ASH: WILL FIND HER (S, FOR THEIF CKS~ I 407n ^ , CONTAIN 100 POUNDS 1 "T / U CHF 3 waj = wa1 BED IT IS DONE NEAT- S 3 YOU ARE CORDIi s certdp il Company | THE U m nuni ..i r y Should ome" | ss For Letter | ting Contest f ENTER THE CONTEST = hat la necessary is to he not over r irs of ape. \jnd a pupil of any = School in York County. Coun- ? hool Pupils are especially urged ? or this contest?Think of the ~ of carrying off first prize In ? listrlct?besides, the Prizes are ? working for. E IE FIRST PRIZE LETTER E e published in the AMERICAN 3 ERMAN. a magazine that is ^ 11 over the United States: also ~ 'rise Letter will compete for ? larger Cash Prizes that will be r I by this Magazine, us follows: E $50.00 for 1st Prize. E $30.00 for 2nd Prtze. = $20.00 for 3rd Prize. SIZE OF PAPER = letters must be written on one = ' paper 8 1-2 by 11 Inches. Neat- ~ nd legibility will count in the E judging. Begin your letter at E tnd take time to boil It down c write it. When you have it ? -Mull Ixtter to? E 3 'EH CONTEST DEPART.M ENT" = ire Syleccau Mfg. Co., E ROCK HILL, S. C. = sure to address Your letter as ? and it will remain Unopened ~ t goes to the Judges on January ? 1918. 3 TIIE JUDGES f e selected at an early date and / S lames announced in this paper. 500 TO 750 WORDS. E lure to have your letter contain r SSS than 500, nor MORE than >rds. E THIS IS IMPORTANT E i NOW GET BUSY J 1RING CO. | ROCK HILL, S. C. = VAL I g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihTiiiii )HN'S FLOUR n and want to w^ha^'vou IT WILL PAY YOU TO fiEK US UKty you want it. FURK BUYING YOUR FLOUR, prices are Just BUGGIES AND WAGONS? t Bu-V yours NOW and save money, as e' at any time. thcy win certaJn,y bc b'8her later on. MOWING MACHINES? e. that I carry Buy SOW and save $10.00 over lu'TS of the best ter prices. And also DON'T FORGET W? That we sell High Class Work and 111 please you. Dress Shoes, e, boxed can- ...... ?? ?? ou want Bulk RAIN COATS, 93.90. ao. We have twelve Rain Coats of good tewing Gums, quality, bought to sell at $5.00, beircttes, Tobac- fore prices advanced. They would ing, etc. cost ?6.oo now. wniie tney last tnis ir a. i_ 'ot K?es &t $3.99 Each. f Kitchen CARROLL BROS. l*rop. UES I Have One sti.? Barrel-lers with the les?Groceries right in sea- OF HIGHEST GRADE i. When you N_w raftD ant elsewhere NEW CHOP here. Let Us NEW ORLEAN8 MOLA88E8? 80 CENT8 GALLON. of "PENNY THERE HA8 BEEN? ry a complete Chocolates and A SCARCITY OF SALT LATELY?I STILL HAVE per pound is what you pay SOME IF YOU and the bulk NEED ANT. uson LOUIS ROTH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiHmiuu| ;e who wish to prosper | n wurr? u/iu oui/c. 5^,. = thrifts and idlers are similar; a = ition of them would bankrupt a r >' strength. E T HERE LEADS TO A SEAT IN PROSPER* 5 ER. >AVERS E MODERN AND ATTRACTIVE FACILITIES t ENCOURAGEMENT INGS ACCOUNTS M iYI < OTFICATE8 OF DEPOSIT, A U/A USTMAB SAVINGS CLVfiS ! /II R SAVINGS STAMPS, it THRIFT STAMPS. lLLT INVITED TO MAKE THIS TOUR BANK. * 1CATE8 OF DEPOSIT )AN & SAVINGS BANK * X BAHK FOR THE PEOPLE" ; _____ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam